Instinct AI Agent Expands Into Group Chats
Instinct, the AI agent startup valued at $10 billion, is rolling out group chat functionality starting today for early access users. Friends without an Instinct account can still participate in these group chats. Use cases include travel planning, event tickets, fantasy leagues, and carpools. On privacy, founder Noah Shinn said personal agents ask permission before connecting to a group agent, the group agent cannot access personal accounts, and users can revoke group trust at any time. The feature will expand to all users soon and puts Instinct ahead of rival Meta's Muse, which lacks group chat support.
